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Thousands of people in Belgium gathered in Brussels to protest exploding energy costs in “a national day of action” to draw attention to the high cost of living.

A Japanese man deliberately doused himself in oil and set himself on fire to oppose the government’s decisions to hold a funeral for former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

A Japanese man believed to be in his seventies doused himself in oil and set himself on fire in protest of the state funeral for the late Prime Minster Shinzo Abe.

Australian wildlife officials in the state of Tasmania mobilized a rescue team on Wednesday after about 230 whales were found stranded on the state's west coast.

Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein addressed the continuing threat of ISIS, a budding partnership with China and the need for peace with Iraq's neighbors.

German officers were ordered by the state and federal police to raid properties belonging to one of Russian oligarch, Alisher Usmanov, who is a close ally of President Vladimir Putin.

U.K. defense secretary slapped back at a threatening overnight address by Russian President Vladimir Putin and said "Ukraine is winning" the war no matter what rhetoric he uses.

The US urged the International Court of Justice to throw out a case where Iran seeks to take back frozen assets awarded by the US Supreme Court to victims of a 1983 bombing in Lebanon.

Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the West made nuclear threats against Russia and warned that his own country's nuclear threats were "not a bluff."

A top Ukrainian defense adviser said Ukraine needs to "keep the pressure on" Russia as Kyiv's military makes advances and liberates towns in Kharkiv.

Russia has initiated conscription of some of its citizens amid its ongoing invasion of Ukraine. The announcement will require some citizens to serve in the war effort.

The risk of water-borne diseases like malaria and dengue fever is rising in Pakistan areas hit by major flooding. At least nine people have died during the monsoon season.

Two officers with Windsor Police in Windsor, Ontario, are facing misconduct charges after allegedly donating $50 or less to the Freedom Convoy that snarled traffic in Ottawa.

Mexico experienced earthquakes on Sept. 19 in 1985, 2017, and 2022. The reoccurring disaster on this date is driving superstition among many in the country.

United States and Canadian warships sailed through the Taiwan Strait in a "routine" transit on Tuesday amid escalating tensions with China.

A group of Belgium bishops have created a proposed text for a prayer liturgy for same-sex couples, possibly violating a 2021 Vatican directive barring church blessings for gay couples.

The U.N.'s human rights body says that Venezuelan officials have not been doing their part to hold state-backed perpetrators of human rights violations accountable for their crimes.

The United Nations drew criticism from people in New York, who said the organization was ineffective and not worth the amount of money the U.S. contributes.

A deadly tropical storm in Japan following Typhoon Nanmadol left more than 130,000 homes without power on Tuesday morning. Two people were killed due to the storm.

The United Nations does not recognize Taiwan as a distinct nation, which prevents the island nation from seeking certain protections and addressing concerns against China.